Ohio primary slate features Rhodes unopposed as White is disqualified
In Columbus Democrats field eight contests for May 3 while Gov. Rhodes and other Republicans secure unopposed nominations. Secretary of State Brown disqualified Mount Vernon Democrat William L. White for lacking 47 signatures. White vows to appeal. Democrats showcase clashes for governor and attorney general with Coleman mulling resignation as party chair.
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Toledo
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Cuyahoga County
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Steubenville
Warren
Portsmouth
Roger Cloud
GOP
Roger W. Tracy
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Jefferson County
Eldon H. Brown
Franklin County
Ohio Supreme Court
Louis J. Schneider Jr
6Th Appellate District
Clifford F. Brown
Norwalk
Clark County Common Pleas
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Springfield
Mechanical Weatherman In Orbit For First Global Forecast
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a hatbox shaped mechanical weatherman entered orbit marking the start of a full time worldwide weather forecasting operation. ESSA 1 the first Tiros system satellite may transmit cloud and storm pictures after 24 hours of maneuvers. It launched from Cape Kennedy at 2 41 am EST aboard a Delta rocket reaching a 460 mile high circular orbit.
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Kosygin Pushes Disarmament Link With Nuclear Pact
In Geneva Kosygin proposed banning nuclear weapon use against nonnuclear states and said Moscow would abide if others did likewise. He urged separation of disarmament talks from Viet Nam and warned against U S nuclear deployments on allied soil. Western officials called the tone encouraging.
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Airlift of Americans from Cuba Begins in Miami
U S officials say the weekend operation is the largest repatriation since World War II. About 600 Americans and families will be flown to Miami as part of twice daily flights that have brought over 7 000 Cubans to the United States since last December.
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Masher drive leaves North Viet Nam regiments shattered
Allied spokesmen say Operation Masher brutalized a North Vietnamese regiment and mauled a mixed North Vietnamese Viet Cong unit in Bong Son area. 707 enemy killed, 514 by the 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division, 120 captured, up to 75 percent of 506 suspects identified as Viet Cong.
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Commission Urges Guaranteed Income and Job Programs
A blue ribbon panel urged President Johnson and Congress to guarantee a minimum annual income for all American families and to employ the hard core unemployed in public service. The plan could cost 2 to 20 billion dollars yearly and affect up to 35 million people at a $3,000 annual baseline.
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War Support Widespread Across Nation
The New York Times reports a spot check finds broad national support for President Johnson resuming bombing in North Vietnam. Still, fears of nuclear conflict and strategic confusion mix with general assent, except in the South where tougher war aims predominate. A Madison clergyman's view frames the mood as loyal but troubled.
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Africans Seek Path to Peace at United Nations Viet Nam Debate
Mali Nigeria and Uganda on the U N Security Council seek a breakthrough on Viet Nam peace. They weigh general agreement and possible Geneva talks while the United States pushes for unconditional talks to honor 1954 1962 accords. The debate follows a U N decision to discuss the war and ends with nine votes in favor, two against and four abstentions.
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Waleed M. Sadi
Weather forecast for tonight and Friday
The U S Weather Bureau predicts cloudy and a little colder tonight with a low near 14. Friday should be considerably cloudy with a little light snow and slightly colder temperatures. Yesterday's high was 31 and the overnight low reached 19 at 8 this morning.
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